POSTED 4:38 PM, SEPTEMBER 25, 2014, BY KFOR-TV & K. QUERRY, UPDATED AT 11:45AM, SEPTEMBER 26, 2014
Update: 9/26 10:38 a.m.:
MOORE, Okla. – Officials with the Moore Police Department say the FBI is now involved in the investigation related to a brutal attack of workers at a food distribution plant.
Sgt. Jeremy Lewis says the alleged suspect, 30-year-old Alton Nolen had just been fired when he drove to the front of the business, hit a vehicle and walked inside.
He walked into the front office area where he met 54-year-old Colleen Hufford and began attacking her with a knife.
Sgt. Lewis confirms the type of knife used in the attack is the same kind used at the plant.
Lewis confirms that Hufford was stabbed several times and that Nolen “severed her head.”
At that point, Lewis claims Nolen met 43-year-old Traci Johnson and began attacking her with the same knife.
Officials say at that point, Mark Vaughan, an Oklahoma County reserve deputy and a former CEO of the business, shot him as he was actively stabbing Johnson.
“He’s a hero in this situation,” Sgt. Lewis said, referring to Vaughan. “It could have gotten a lot worse.”
Authorities say it appears Nolen was attacking employees at random.
Johnson is in stable condition at a local hospital, recovering from her injuries.
The FBI is now looking into Nolen’s background after his former co-workers said he tried to convert them to Islam after recently converting himself.
Lewis says the FBI is working in conjunction with the Moore Police Department, especially when it comes to the religious aspect of the case.
At this time, it is not known if the suspect’s beliefs played a role in the attack.
Vaughan Foods released the following statement about the attack:
“On behalf of everyone at Vaughan Foods, we are shocked and deeply saddened by the events of today. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families and friends of the team member we lost and all those affected. Our focus is on the safety and well-being of our employees. We will provide counseling and support for our team members and support each other through this difficult time. We are working with authorities on this active investigation and ask that you direct your questions to local law enforcement.”
The Moore Police Department released the 911 tapes associated with the attack.911 Caller: “Shut the door, shut the door!”Dispatcher: “Moore 911, where is your emergency?”911 Caller: “Vaughan Foods, Moore, Oklahoma, 216 N.E. 12th St. We have..”Dispatcher: “What’s going on there?”911 Caller: “We have someone attacking someone in the building. I was just informed. I’m in the..”Dispatcher: “Okay, where are they at?”911 Caller: “Inside, are they in the office? They’re in the office, front office of the building. Yeah, we can hear a lot of screaming. We’re actually in a different office but someone just came in here yelling.”Dispatcher: “315. Okay, do you know where they’re at in the building?”911 Caller: “In the front of the building, there’s our main entrance.”Dispatcher: “Okay, do you know where he is at in the plant?”911 Caller: “We know that he’s loose. He has stabbed someone.”Dispatcher: “Yeah, we’ve got medical en route for them.911 Caller: “Okay.”Dispatcher: “Is anybody with him or do you know?”911 Caller: “Hold on, my (garbled.)Dispatcher: “Respond on lacerations. Vaughan Foods, 216, go ahead sir, N.E. 12th.”911 Caller: “I’m going to put you on speakerphone for one second, okay?”Dispatcher: “Standby on a map. Page 1608, time out.”911 Caller: “Okay, so we don’t know where the person went and he went through our front office, went through the shipping office and stabbed a woman in our customer service department.”Dispatcher: “Okay, did he know her? Do you know, is that who he was arguing with? Is she an employee?”911 Caller: “She is an employee, yeah.”Dispatcher: “Okay, thank you.”911 Caller: “Lock that door.”Dispatcher: “Yeah, go ahead lock everybody in there if you can.”911 Caller: “Yeah, we’re trying. Okay, can you hear this in the background?”(yelling)Dispatcher: “Is that him? He’s back?”911 Caller: “Yeah, it sounds like he’s running around out here.”(loud bangs)911 Caller: “And that, that’s a gun shot.”Dispatcher: “Got a gun shot. Units responding to Vaughan Foods, be advised we do now have gunshots. Okay, do you know where he’s at now?”911 Caller: “He’s in the hallway, outside of the center of the building.”Dispatcher: “Maybe in the hallway in the center of the building. And how many more shots have you heard?”911 Caller: “We’ve heard three.”Dispatcher: “Three shots?”911 Caller: “Now I’m hearing somebody yelling in the hallway, stay down.”Dispatcher: “There’s another subject yelling in the hallway. Units be advised that there’s another subject yelling in the hallway. Still same amount of injuries.”911 Caller: “Stay down, stay down.”

ORIGINAL STORY: We’re learning more details about a brutal crime that left one woman dead and sent two other people to an Oklahoma hospital.
Around 4:05 p.m. on Thursday afternoon, authorities were called to N.E. 12th St. after receiving reports of a shooting or stabbing near a business.
Sgt. Jeremy Lewis, with the Moore Police Department, said it was not an active shooter situation but could confirm that an officer was involved in a shooting at the Vaughan Foods distribution warehouse.
Lewis says 30-year-old Alton Nolen attacked one woman inside the business, who later died from her injuries.
NewsChannel 4 has learned Nolen allegedly beheaded her following a workplace dispute.
The deceased victim has been identified as 54-year-old Colleen Hufford.
Police say he also tried to kill another woman, officials say.
Sgt. Lewis says Nolen was attacking another woman when an off-duty sheriff’s deputy, who was also the former CEO of the business, shot him multiple times with a rifle.
Nolen and the second victim were taken to OU Medical Center in critical condition.
Authorities say Nolen has no relation to the victims.
There were as many as 300 workers inside of the warehouse at the time of the incident.

POSTED 4:38 PM, SEPTEMBER 25, 2014, BY KFOR-TV & K. QUERRY, UPDATED AT 11:45AM, SEPTEMBER 26, 2014
Update: 9/26 10:38 a.m.:
MOORE, Okla. – Officials with the Moore Police Department say the FBI is now involved in the investigation related to a brutal attack of workers at a food distribution plant.
Sgt. Jeremy Lewis says the alleged suspect, 30-year-old Alton Nolen had just been fired when he drove to the front of the business, hit a vehicle and walked inside.
He walked into the front office area where he met 54-year-old Colleen Hufford and began attacking her with a knife.
Sgt. Lewis confirms the type of knife used in the attack is the same kind used at the plant.
Lewis confirms that Hufford was stabbed several times and that Nolen “severed her head.”
At that point, Lewis claims Nolen met 43-year-old Traci Johnson and began attacking her with the same knife.
Officials say at that point, Mark Vaughan, an Oklahoma County reserve deputy and a former CEO of the business, shot him as he was actively stabbing Johnson.
“He’s a hero in this situation,” Sgt. Lewis said, referring to Vaughan. “It could have gotten a lot worse.”
Authorities say it appears Nolen was attacking employees at random.
Johnson is in stable condition at a local hospital, recovering from her injuries.
The FBI is now looking into Nolen’s background after his former co-workers said he tried to convert them to Islam after recently converting himself.
Lewis says the FBI is working in conjunction with the Moore Police Department, especially when it comes to the religious aspect of the case.
At this time, it is not known if the suspect’s beliefs played a role in the attack.
Vaughan Foods released the following statement about the attack:
“On behalf of everyone at Vaughan Foods, we are shocked and deeply saddened by the events of today. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families and friends of the team member we lost and all those affected. Our focus is on the safety and well-being of our employees. We will provide counseling and support for our team members and support each other through this difficult time. We are working with authorities on this active investigation and ask that you direct your questions to local law enforcement.”
The Moore Police Department released the 911 tapes associated with the attack.911 Caller: “Shut the door, shut the door!”Dispatcher: “Moore 911, where is your emergency?”911 Caller: “Vaughan Foods, Moore, Oklahoma, 216 N.E. 12th St. We have..”Dispatcher: “What’s going on there?”911 Caller: “We have someone attacking someone in the building. I was just informed. I’m in the..”Dispatcher: “Okay, where are they at?”911 Caller: “Inside, are they in the office? They’re in the office, front office of the building. Yeah, we can hear a lot of screaming. We’re actually in a different office but someone just came in here yelling.”Dispatcher: “315. Okay, do you know where they’re at in the building?”911 Caller: “In the front of the building, there’s our main entrance.”Dispatcher: “Okay, do you know where he is at in the plant?”911 Caller: “We know that he’s loose. He has stabbed someone.”Dispatcher: “Yeah, we’ve got medical en route for them.911 Caller: “Okay.”Dispatcher: “Is anybody with him or do you know?”911 Caller: “Hold on, my (garbled.)Dispatcher: “Respond on lacerations. Vaughan Foods, 216, go ahead sir, N.E. 12th.”911 Caller: “I’m going to put you on speakerphone for one second, okay?”Dispatcher: “Standby on a map. Page 1608, time out.”911 Caller: “Okay, so we don’t know where the person went and he went through our front office, went through the shipping office and stabbed a woman in our customer service department.”Dispatcher: “Okay, did he know her? Do you know, is that who he was arguing with? Is she an employee?”911 Caller: “She is an employee, yeah.”Dispatcher: “Okay, thank you.”911 Caller: “Lock that door.”Dispatcher: “Yeah, go ahead lock everybody in there if you can.”911 Caller: “Yeah, we’re trying. Okay, can you hear this in the background?”(yelling)Dispatcher: “Is that him? He’s back?”911 Caller: “Yeah, it sounds like he’s running around out here.”(loud bangs)911 Caller: “And that, that’s a gun shot.”Dispatcher: “Got a gun shot. Units responding to Vaughan Foods, be advised we do now have gunshots. Okay, do you know where he’s at now?”911 Caller: “He’s in the hallway, outside of the center of the building.”Dispatcher: “Maybe in the hallway in the center of the building. And how many more shots have you heard?”911 Caller: “We’ve heard three.”Dispatcher: “Three shots?”911 Caller: “Now I’m hearing somebody yelling in the hallway, stay down.”Dispatcher: “There’s another subject yelling in the hallway. Units be advised that there’s another subject yelling in the hallway. Still same amount of injuries.”911 Caller: “Stay down, stay down.”

ORIGINAL STORY: We’re learning more details about a brutal crime that left one woman dead and sent two other people to an Oklahoma hospital.
Around 4:05 p.m. on Thursday afternoon, authorities were called to N.E. 12th St. after receiving reports of a shooting or stabbing near a business.
Sgt. Jeremy Lewis, with the Moore Police Department, said it was not an active shooter situation but could confirm that an officer was involved in a shooting at the Vaughan Foods distribution warehouse.
Lewis says 30-year-old Alton Nolen attacked one woman inside the business, who later died from her injuries.
NewsChannel 4 has learned Nolen allegedly beheaded her following a workplace dispute.
The deceased victim has been identified as 54-year-old Colleen Hufford.
Police say he also tried to kill another woman, officials say.
Sgt. Lewis says Nolen was attacking another woman when an off-duty sheriff’s deputy, who was also the former CEO of the business, shot him multiple times with a rifle.
Nolen and the second victim were taken to OU Medical Center in critical condition.
Authorities say Nolen has no relation to the victims.
There were as many as 300 workers inside of the warehouse at the time of the incident.

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